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Die Study	MetalThe physical material (usually metal) from which an object is made.	Date fromIdentifies the initial date in a range assigned in a numismatic context.	Date toIdentifies the final date in a range assigned in a numismatic context..	Weight of silver (in kg) if 20,000 coins per die (O = Carter formula)Carter 1983 * Median weight * 20000 (*10 if gold or electrum) ^ᵖ
AC 210 - Byzantium, Cnidus, Cyzikus, Ephesus, Iasus, Lampsacus, Rhodes and Samos, silver, stater, 395-387 BC	Silver	395 BC ^JL	387 BC ^JL	3,440 kg
Damastium, silver, drachms (360-323 BCE)	Silver	360 BC ^JL	323 BC ^JL	3,946 kg
Damastium, silver, drachms (395-330 BCE)	Silver	395 BC ^JL	330 BC ^JL	28,235 kg
Damastium, silver, tetradrachms (360-323 BCE)	Silver	360 BC ^JL	323 BC ^JL	20,741 kg
Damastium, silver, tetradrachms (395-360 BCE)	Silver	395 BC ^JL	360 BC ^JL	32,812 kg
Damastium, silver, tetrobols (360-323 BCE)	Silver	360 BC ^JL	323 BC ^JL	1,902 kg
Damastium, silver, tetrobols (395-360 BCE)	Silver	395 BC ^JL	360 BC ^JL	17,294 kg
S 1166 - Philadelphia, bronze, 200-100 BC	Bronze	200 ^JL	100 ^JL
S 1167 - Philadelphia, bronze, 100-30 BC	Bronze	100 ^JL	30 ^JL